Diy tiki torch fuel

I am about to blow your mind (hopefully) when I tell you that I made my own tiki torch fuel using vegetable oil, citronella, eucalyptus, cedar and pine essential oils. I made a huge bottle of it and filled up 4 tiki torches. I don’t have exact ratios, I just put enough essential oils in […]

What is a tiki torch? A tiki torch is a pole-mounted device that uses a fuel source (such as kerosene) to hold a flame at one end. The flame itself is often protected by wicker

Give your patio a makeover and keep mosquitoes far away with these DIY tiki torches made out of leftover glass bottles.

To get us using our tiki torches again and doing so with a more ecological and healthful mindset, here’s how to make tiki torch fuel at home.

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Tiki torch fuel is so easy to make! I add a bug-repellent essential oil blend to naturally keep away flying pests. This recipe makes enough for one or two torches.

Tiki torches add a tropical flair to a patio or outside garden area. Standard tiki torch fuel -- which helps ward off mosquitoes -- is available at local home and garden centers. Homemade tiki torch fuel provides light, but does not have the ingredients to keep mosquitoes at bay.

You can make a DIY tiki torch for less than $5 and some supplies most people have around the house. It makes a beautiful addition to any outdoor space.

Tiki torches are popular for many people to use outside to keep bugs away. The problem with these is that the fuel oil used contains chemicals that can be harmful.

Tiki torches are great light sources as well as premium aesthetic material for events of any sort. They are a cheap albeit an efficient form of outdoor lighting and are purported to dispel mosquitoes and other insects when paired with citronella for fuel. All in all, the right style of Tiki torches are a great addition to themed parties, outdoor sit-outs, and a nice way to light up the yard. #TikiTorch